Wedding invitation wording

Planning to send out wedding invitations but not sure what to write? Here you'll find templates for different styles — from classic and formal to modern and personal. Use them as a starting point and fill in your own names, date and venue. Once the wording is settled, you can build the digital invitation in under ten minutes.

Wedding invitation templates

Together with our families, we invite you to celebrate our wedding

[Name] and [Name]

The ceremony takes place [date] at [time]
at [church/venue]

Following the ceremony, we invite you to dinner and reception
at [reception venue]

We hope you can celebrate the day with us.

RSVP by [date] to [email/phone]

We're getting married!

[Name] and [Name]
[date] at [time]
[ceremony venue] · [reception venue]

We'd love for you to celebrate the day with us.

RSVP by [date].

After [X] years together, we're taking the next step.

[Name] and [Name] say I do

[date] at [time]
[ceremony venue]

Dinner and dancing at [reception venue]

We look forward to sharing the day with you.

RSVP by [date].

You're invited to watch us say I do!

[Name] and [Name] finally tie the knot
[date] at [time] · [ceremony venue]

Cake, drinks and (hopefully) good dancing to follow.

Can't make it? We'll send a little cake home.
Maybe.

RSVP by [date].

Welcome to our wedding weekend!

Friday [date]: Welcome drinks and mingling
Saturday [date]: Ceremony and dinner

[Name] and [Name]

RSVP by [date] — let us know which days you'll join.

We're getting married! 💌
[Name] and [Name], [date] at [time]
at [venue]. We hope you can make it!
RSVP by [date].

Tips for great invitation wording

1. Keep it short and clear — guests need the date, time and location above all.
2. Include an RSVP deadline and how guests should respond.
3. Mention a dress code if you have a preference for attire.
4. For multi-day weddings: ask guests to indicate which days they'll attend.
5. A personal touch makes the invitation part of the memory of the day.